
Troubleshooting startup problems 14-23
Voice processor card diagnostics
Standard 1.0 Option 11 EC Installation and Maintenance Guide November 1999
Voice processor card diagnostics
Diagnosing VP card
faults
When you run voice processor card diagnostics, the system
loads the overlays on each node, and runs the voice processor
diagnostics for each VP card that is present in the node. The
system then initiates the voice-based diagnostics on each
channel.
Fault detection
The VP diagnostics check each of the digital signal
processors (DSPs) on the Voice Processor card under test.
If the diagnostics detect a problem on the card, then the
terminal prints a SEER, and the DSP with the problem
registers as faulty. If all DSPs on the card appear faulty, the
card will also register as faulty. Each DSP services two voice
channels, so the voice channel status screen will display two
faulty voice channels for each DSP fault.
When you start the node, the voice channels on a faulty DSP
are not brought into service. A faulty Voice Processor card
must pass out-of-service diagnostic tests before you can bring
it back into service.
The VP diagnostics issue class 53 SEERs. The SEER text
indicates the general nature of the problem. A description of
class 53 SEERs can be found in the Meridian Mail
Maintenance Messages (SEERS) Guide
(NTP 555-7001-510).
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